Noll Takes Blame For Steelers Loss To Browns
Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll says he shoulders the blame for a 26-24 defeat as Pittsburgh blew a 17 point lead. He vows the team will be prepared going forward after a late field goal by Don Cockcroft. Noll notes Cleveland matched Pittsburgh's intensity and credits media for pumping up the Browns.
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Browns Battle For Central Lead After Pitt Win
Browns coach Nick Skorich insists on pursuing the Central Division title despite a share of first with Pittsburgh. He cites focus on Buffalo, praises the offensive line and Joe Greene containment, and notes Mike Phipps led a final drive to set up Don Cockroft's winning field goal in a 26-24 upset of the Steelers.
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Twins slugger Harmon Killebrew still hospitalized
Minnesota Twins slugger Harmon Killebrew remained in St. Mary's Hospital after surgery on varicose veins in his right leg. The 36 year old was to stay hospitalized until Wednesday while preparations continued for a December 4 operation on his big toe, according to a team spokesman.
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Third Stringer Makes Rookie Of The Year
Carlton Fisk of the Boston Red Sox is the American League Rookie of the Year the first unanimous choice in BBWAA history. Fisk started 1972 as a third stringer but hit .293 with 22 homers and 61 RBIs, earning all 24 votes and joining Frank Robinson and Willie McCovey as unanimous winners. He expressed joy and aimed to help Boston win the pennant next season.
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Bear Takes Big Bite From Thanksgiving Spirit
Art Cochran of Corry bagged a 215 pound black bear at Hearts Content near Warren. He hunted with Paul Hurlbut of Corry who helped extraction of the brain from the woods, as photographed by McEldowney.
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Parseghian criticizes Alabama over Cotton Bowl choice
Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian said Alabama took the easy way out by choosing to face Texas in the Cotton Bowl rather than defending national champion Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. He noted the decision opened Notre Dame, 8 1, to a bid to play Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. Bear Bryant's stance was also mentioned.
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Brooks 254 Leads Bowling Action In Marine Classic
Dave Brooks topped last night’s Marine Classic League action with a 254 game. Dexter Sandburg and Karl Brooks each shot 236, while Karl Brooks earned the high series with 614 in a night of strong bowling scores.
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Redskins Rally Past Falcons in Battle of Authentically Loud
Washington beat Atlanta 24-19 to extend its winning streak to seven, the longest since 1942. Kilmer connected on a 18 yard TD pass to Larry Brown and a 12 yard strike to Jerry Smith, while Bill Bell and Curt Knight added field goals. Knight had struggled earlier before a late standing ovation.
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Still Rate Southern Cal At Top Of College Heap
The Associated Press rankings show Southern California undefeated at No. 1 with 44 first place votes and 988 points, after a 24-7 win over UCLA securing the Pacific title and Rose Bowl berth. Alabama remains No. 2, Michigan No. 3, Auburn climbs to No. 10, Notre Dame drops to No. 11 after a 20-17 win over Miami.
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Hero Still Collecting Gifts From Fans in Hamilton
Nearly two months after Paul Henderson scored the deciding goal in Team Canada's final victory over the Russian national hockey team, the Toronto Maple Leafs left winger still is collecting gifts from grateful fans. At the Hamilton city hall Monday, his collection was augmented by a cartoon, a framed poem, a builder's hat, cufflinks and a city pin.
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